Adrienne Kirby Is Retiring Effective June 2019

Adrienne Kirby, Executive Chairman and CEO of Cooper, has informed the Board of Trustees she will retire effective June 1, 2019. Adrienne, who joined Cooper in 2012, has led our health system through some of its strongest years of growth.… Read more.

Jay Raman Is Retiring

After a successful seven-year tenure at Cooper University Health Care, Jay Raman, Senior Vice President and Chief Information Officer, has decided to retire at the end of March 2019. Jay joined Cooper in 2012 after serving in a number of senior leadership positions with the Reading Hospital and Medical Center and Stanley Healthcare Solutions.… Read more.

Your Paycheck and the 2019 Tax Rates

The 2019 tax rates have been announced. These are the rates for many of the Federal and State deductions in your paycheck. The 2019 tax rates are as follows:

  • The Social Security Tax rate for employees is 6.2 percent through the end of 2019, with maximum taxable earnings of $132,900.
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Cooper APPs: Are you on CooperHealth.org?

If you’re a part-time or full-time advanced practice provider at Cooper, we want to make sure our patients see you! If you haven’t already done so, here’s how:

  • Get a professional headshot taken during our monthly photography sessions or by scheduling time to visit the studio.
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Understanding the Influenza Virus

Daniel J. Hyman, DO
Head, Division of General Internal Medicine
Cooper University Health Care

As we enter the heart of winter, it’s time to start thinking about influenza (flu) prevention.  The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) monitors the prevalence of flu and recently announced that influenza activity in the United States is currently increasing.… Read more.

EGC Extended to January 31, 2019

Care to Share by helping to support the work of The Cooper Foundation and make your Employee Giving Campaign donation today!

Complete the donation form and give now by clicking here.

  • Contributions are tax-deductible.
  • You can donate with a payroll deduction or by cash, check, or credit card.
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